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What’s Happening In Forensics

Posted on June 17, 2019 by Forensic Focus

Andrea Fortuna has added a new ‘Inbox’ section to the weekly round-up.

Cellebrite’s UFED tool has been in the news following claims that it can unlock most iPhone and Android handsets.

DME Forensics explain how to ensure their DVR Examiner tool found… Continue reading What’s Happening In Forensics→

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My Digital Forensics Career Pathway

Posted on June 17, 2019 by Forensic Focus

by Patrick Doody

Let me start by introducing myself. I’m Patrick, 39 years of age and from a working-class background. I’ve lived in London all my life, my parents moved to the UK from Southern Ireland when they were young and started a new life toget… Continue reading My Digital Forensics Career Pathway→

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Griffeye’s Latest Release Makes Large-scale Police Collaboration Possible

Posted on June 17, 2019 by Forensic Focus

Griffeye, one of the world’s premier platforms for managing, building and sharing digital media intelligence, and used by law enforcement agencies across the world, today announced the release of Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID). Continue reading Griffeye’s Latest Release Makes Large-scale Police Collaboration Possible→

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What’s Happening In Forensics

Posted on June 14, 2019 by Forensic Focus

The Eclectic Light Company share a directory of all the free software that’s available via their site.

Marcos Fuentes Martínez argues that the price we pay for rapid data extraction is the loss of potentially important data.

Rushit Soni shows how to … Continue reading What’s Happening In Forensics→

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What’s Happening In Forensics

Posted on June 13, 2019 by Forensic Focus

West Midlands Police have come under fire for advertising unpaid digital forensics roles, which include looking at IIOC.

Graeme Horsman shares his paper on the need for research on digital artefacts.

Kristian Lars Larsen discusses the future of AI in… Continue reading What’s Happening In Forensics→

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Forensic Focus Forum Round-Up

Posted on June 13, 2019 by Forensic Focus

Welcome to this month’s round-up of recent posts to the Forensic Focus forums.

Is there a generic reader for smart card forensics?

Forum members discuss setupapi.offline.log.

What tools would you recommend for pulling data from iCloud?

Is there any… Continue reading Forensic Focus Forum Round-Up→

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What’s Happening In Forensics

Posted on June 12, 2019 by Forensic Focus

Sytech have lost their accreditation after being discovered contracting work out to Fun Fone Shop.

Alexis Brignoni talks about the Samsung My Files app.

Oleg Afonin writes about the forensic implications of iOS jailbreaking on the Elcomsoft blog.

Ce… Continue reading What’s Happening In Forensics→

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What’s Happening In Forensics

Posted on June 11, 2019 by Forensic Focus

Mike Evans talks about how digital forensics can be a window into the soul.

MSAB’s Joel Bollo encourages us to transform the mobile forensic space from an ‘arms race’ to an opportunity.

Jim Hoerricks writes about seizing electronic evidence from crim… Continue reading What’s Happening In Forensics→

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What’s Happening In Forensics

Posted on June 10, 2019 by Forensic Focus

Jack Farley discusses forensic analysis of OpenVPN on iOS.

Brett Shavers writes about the easy way to learn DFIR.

The Eclectic Light Company has updated Nalaprop to parse natural language.

Digital Forensics Magazine share news of a new UK initiative… Continue reading What’s Happening In Forensics→

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How To Read A Moving Low-Quality License Plate Using Amped FIVE

Posted on June 10, 2019 by Forensic Focus

Thanks to TV series and movies, people nowadays believe that when it comes to digital images and videos, everything is possible. Some of you may remember the “never-ending enhance” sequence in Blade Runner or the magic zoom they have in CSI. Then we tu… Continue reading How To Read A Moving Low-Quality License Plate Using Amped FIVE→

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